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Reflection in the Y axis (geometry)

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So a trick for things like these is let’s start with the axis that’s being reflected, it’s the Y. so something I learned is that for example look at point E, E is 1 away from the y axis. so to reflect it you go one away on the other side.

Answer: E(1,0) D(5,-2) G(5,-3) F(2,-5)

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